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The district chiefs of Sungei Ujong , Rembau , Jelebu and of the district later
called Johol were already recognised as superior to their lesser brethren when
the confederacy was established in 1773 , and they then became Undang as a ...
The district chiefs of Sungei Ujong , Rembau , Jelebu and of the district later
called Johol were already recognised as superior to their lesser brethren when
the confederacy was established in 1773 , and they then became Undang as a ...
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The Minangkabau kept to themselves the new office of Penghulu ( later , Undang
) , but conceded to the Menteri / Ombi waris headmen a role in the choice of an
Undang and his regime . The lands of the waris berundang and suku groups ...
The Minangkabau kept to themselves the new office of Penghulu ( later , Undang
) , but conceded to the Menteri / Ombi waris headmen a role in the choice of an
Undang and his regime . The lands of the waris berundang and suku groups ...
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A few days later , on 23 September 1945 , Brig . H . C . ( later Sir Harold ) Willan ,
then on tour as head of the BMA in the Malay Peninsula , made a visit to Sri
Menanti , accompanied by Calder . Both men were well known to the Yam Tuan ...
A few days later , on 23 September 1945 , Brig . H . C . ( later Sir Harold ) Willan ,
then on tour as head of the BMA in the Malay Peninsula , made a visit to Sri
Menanti , accompanied by Calder . Both men were well known to the Yam Tuan ...
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Contents
The Twentieth Century | 93 |
From War to Independence 19391957 | 161 |
Glossary | 179 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A History of Negri Sembilan Volume 33 of MBRAS monograph Issue 33 of Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society monograph Issue 33 of Monographs of the Malaysian Branch, Royal Asiatic Society |
| Author | J. M. Gullick |
| Publisher | Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 2003 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 9679948277, 9789679948271 |
| Length | 211 pages |
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